Batteries & Charging

Having enough power on a boat is a combination of battery choice, monitoring, maintenance and charging.

Learn how not to have any amp-ogres aboard!

  • Our four-step approach to power on our boat means that we have electricity for everything we want.

02 March, 2016 in Living on a Boat /

We live over 90% on solar power and did on our previous boat, too. It’s fairly easy on nice days in the middle of summer, but we do okay even on partially cloudy short winter days with just a little extra effort.

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